Bridal portraits are one of the best part of being a wedding photographer and Tiffanie’s Studio & Co Bridal Portraits were no exception: a bride in her wedding dress, looking and feeling her best, hair and makeup styled to perfection, twirling in delight as the satin swishes around her ankles. I love taking time on…

As her Rowena’s Inn Wedding unfolded, Jennifer was deciding which jewelry to wear, slipping on her (comfortable and cute) Keds for Kate Spade  wedding shoes, and stepping into her dress. In the nearby cabin, Mark was counting the minutes until he could be with his bride (go ahead: let’s all say “awwwww”) and putting on his custom-designed, Pinterest-inspired…

Jordan & Kristina’s Heron’s Bridge Wedding in Abbotsford, BC was everything a wedding day ought to be: chock-full of friends and family, filled-to-the-brim with belly laughter and inside jokes, decked out in flowers, and surrounding two of the most delightfully wonderful people ever to grace this planet.  Family and friends flew across the continent (and…

Emileigh & Isaac’s Newlands Golf Course Wedding was one of those wedding days — an exuberantly excited, enthusiastically happy, over-the-top joy-filled, brimming-with-friendship celebration of marriage. Basically, the perfect day of marrying and partying and eating and laughing.  (After all the laughter at Isaac & Emileigh’s rainy day engagement photos, I wasn’t surprised.)  Emileigh sat in her parent’s…

Chloe & Christian’s Point Roberts Wedding is the perfect example of a wedding day done well. Chloe chose the location because of a lifetime of fond memories of summering at that corner of ocean-view paradise.  Chloe chose the bridesmaids because of a lifetime of happy memories growing up with these girls. Chloe chose her dress because,…

Chris spent the hour before his Fraser River Lodge wedding lounging in his tuxedo, teaching his son to play pool, grinning with excitement as he wiled away the minutes until meeting his bride. With every detail already finalized and all the preparations finally done, he stood at (what appeared to be!) complete ease in his finery…